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Seven centuries of lace (1908)

Pollen, Maria Margaret La Primaudaye, d. 1919 · London, W. Heinemann; New York, The Macmillan company · leaf 146

An illustration from Seven centuries of lace, 1908, leaf 146
that of;the eye, wing and tail of each bird is overworked with buttonhole stitch. Probably Portuguese, 18//1 centuryNo. J is from a floral design treated with occasional buttonhole cordonnet as in No. 2. No. 3. Border of needle-point, called point dc Raze on account of the extreme delicacy of the… … Plate LXXI. LAPPET OF NEEDLE-POINT LACE Called point de gaze on account of the- delicacy of the reseau. The design of scrolls and flowers is chiefly worked in a rather loosetoile, outlined with a stout thread cordounet and enriched with various open modes or fillings. 3 ft. 3 in. X4Jin. Bruiseh,…

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